February 06, 2006 Up Up and Away!!! The Biggest of all the projects took place on Sunday. Thanks to the installation skills of M3LXS and 2E0GYD my trusty Watson 50 took to the skies. See pictures here When asked what he thought Mark M3LXS said ‘booming mate booming’ 🙂

January 07, 2006 Redundant Digital File Transfer and Ham Digital Radio Mondiale You can find DSSTV (Digital Slow Scan Television) usually on the SSTV (Slow Scan Television) Calling frequency of 144.500mhz in the local area of Warrington and the Northwest of England. G2ARV and M0JGM along with many other regulars can be found using the

Yes its official. The party is formed and there was much rejoicing. Myself 2E0ISK, Rick 2E0GYD, Neal M3NCD and Mark M3LXS are all going to be working VHF/UHF 2 and 4 meters and 70cm via various antennas ZL special 9 element beams and a 19 element ZL 2m boomer. We may work HF bands but

So, having recovered from the amazing time I had last weekend, it’s time to share! The weekend kicked off at 7am on Thursday morning, as I set off to meet my fellow 34SPeeps at our offices in Manchester. We loaded up Dan’s car, which became affectionately know as Sheeba (blame Kaybear and Shiv) and off

So, I was tidying up my old floppy disks and I found some of my old midi files. Back in 1997 I used to write midi music for friends who made games or screensavers. Many of these where cuts or unfinished but I will share them for prosperity. I want to take this opportunity to

Saturday was WordCamp Manchester Day! I woke up at 5.30am had a shower and headed out for a 6.50am train to Manchester. Arriving in Manchester Oxford Road station at about 7.10am, I made my way down Oxford Road in search of …COFFEE! I ended up lurking suspiciously outside Costa, as it did not open until